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Did Aaron Judge just call out the New York Yankees front office?! On this heated segment of the Carton Show, Craig Carton and Chris McMonigle go head-to-head over Judge's explosive comments about the Yankees offseason.

Evan & Tiki discuss the possibility of Derek Carr as the Jets' next quarterback. Plus, ranking the top five veteran QB choices (14:09); Carton trolls Patriots fans saying the Jets are better run (33:09); Boomer asks ChatGPT about the Jets QB situation (49:44) and discusses with Gio who the Jets best QB options are (59:04); Carton on his plan for the Jets (1:05:36).

Evan & Tiki discuss the possibility of Derek Carr as the Jets' next quarterback. Plus, ranking the top five veteran QB choices (14:09); Carton trolls Patriots fans saying the Jets are better run (33:09); Boomer asks ChatGPT about the Jets QB situation (49:44) and discusses with Gio who the Jets best QB options are (59:04); Carton on his plan for the Jets (1:05:36).

Evan & Tiki discuss the possibility of Derek Carr as the Jets' next quarterback. Plus, ranking the top five veteran QB choices (14:09); Carton trolls Patriots fans saying the Jets are better run (33:09); Boomer asks ChatGPT about the Jets QB situation (49:44) and discusses with Gio who the Jets best QB options are (59:04); Carton on his plan for the Jets (1:05:36).

What started as a mystery caller turned into an AWESOME surprise on The Carton Show! Craig Carton and Chris McMonigle take a random call from Chicago… only to realize it's ACTUALLY former Mets All-Star catcher Todd Hundley calling in LIVE! Todd breaks down Francisco Lindor's hamate bone surgery, what recovery REALLY looks like, and whether Mets fans should expect him ready for Opening Day. Plus, incredible insight into hitting, the steroid era, rule changes, and life after baseball. To learn more about listener data and our privacy practices visit: https://www.audacyinc.com/privacy-policy Learn more about your ad choices. Visit https://podcastchoices.com/adchoices

The Yankees get injury news and Craig Carton immediately EXPLODES. After hearing young pitcher Cam Schlittler has back inflammation, Carton goes OFF calling baseball players “soft” and saying football and hockey guys would NEVER miss time for this.

Craig Carton and Chris McMonigle open the show with a MASSIVE controversy surrounding Giants owner Steve Tisch and Craig says there's only ONE solution he's gotta go. As more emails surface, Carton explains why this is a full-blown crisis for the franchise and why the Giants can't stay silent any longer. Then the mood shifts and the Knicks absolutely EMBARRASS the 76ers in Philadelphia, with Knicks fans taking over the arena in a blowout statement win heading into the All-Star break. Are they becoming a championship team?

Craig Carton and Chris McMonigle kick off the show with MASSIVE sports drama Francisco Lindor heads into surgery just weeks before Opening Day, Mets fans are already sweating… and Craig absolutely GOES OFF on LeBron James for skipping another showdown with the Spurs.

Carton lays out the perfect plan to bring the Jets to the playoffs next season.

As Craig and C-Mac are diving into some stories about the late Ray Hanley when breaking news hits about Francisco Lindor and Juan Soto! Craig sets up Pete Hoffman and the rest is brilliant! Plus, the Jets best asset going into next season is to dream! Carton lays out the perfect plan to bring the Jets to the playoffs next season. The Mets are completely off the hook after finding out more information on the Bad Bunny Insurance offer to team Puerto Rico. Plus, note to self, after winning an Olympic Medal, try not to tell the world you cheated on your girlfriend.

Craig Carton and Chris McMonigle go OFF after seeing FanGraphs' 2026 MLB predictions including the Yankees finishing FOURTH in the AL East?! Craig calls the projections “garbage,” adds multiple people to his official REVENGE LIST (including IKF and the Dodgers), and promises receipts when the season ends.

A WFAN caller backs Craig Carton in the Spring Training debate proving he WASN'T crazy after all but that's just the beginning. What starts as sports talk spirals into a wild conversation about Ozempic taking over the world, Tom Brady's endorsements, AI replacing actors (and maybe athletes), Megan Fox robot movies, and whether baseball could someday be COMPLETELY fake.

Craig Carton and Chris McMonigle react to disturbing news involving former Jets first-round pick Darron Lee and why some stories go far beyond sports. Then the conversation takes a sharp turn into the exploding world of prediction markets and unregulated wagering. Is it basically LEGAL insider trading? Can people bet using information they already know and cash in? Carton explains why the government may step in FAST and why this could all be outlawed sooner than you think.

Things get even messier for the New York Mets. Craig Carton and Chris McMonigle dive deeper into the Juan Soto position change, Francisco Lindor's injury concerns, and the wild report that Bad Bunny offered to pay for Lindor's World Baseball Classic insurance — only for the Mets to say no. Carton unloads on the Mets, questions the front office logic, and goes on a legendary rant about insurance, money, and why this whole situation makes no sense. Mets fans brace yourselves.

Carton and Big Mac discuss the half time show and how it wasn't that bad. Not to mention there were some cool guests on site. Plus, Carton has a new book he wants to come out with.

The Jets have done the unthinkable, they have drafted a more recent Starting Super Bowl Winning QB before the Patriots, Bills, Dolphins, Giants, Cowboys, Steelers, Ravens so on and so forth! While we are not making light of the Guthrie kidnapping, Craig does feel this is perfect timing as the "other" half time show was not very good, while Bad Bunny wasn't that bad. Carton and Big Mac discuss the half time show and how it wasn't that bad. Not to mention there were some cool guests on site. Plus, Carton has a new book he wants to come out with. Why did the two decide to end their fantastic relationship? Because Stefon Diggs reportedly was being thrown a post Super Bowl party by Cardi B and he tried inviting an ex. We guess that's a no no. Plus, how much money did the Super Bowl streaker make and is the MLB screwing over their fans once again?

The New York Mets offseason takes a brutal turn. On the Carton Show, Craig Carton and Chris McMonigle react to shocking news that Francisco Lindor may need hamate surgery and could miss Opening Day plus the Mets announcing Juan Soto will be their starting LEFT FIELDER. Was this even the plan? Carton unloads on the Mets' front office, questions the timing, and wonders if the season is already spiraling before spring training even starts. Mets fans are NOT going to like this.

Craig Carton and Chris McMonigle start with brutal New England Patriots postseason stats and a full-on Jets “dream scenario” involving Frank Reich, Kirk Cousins or Mac Jones — then everything explodes. Carton unloads on a WFAN Jets promo, revisits the infamous Shea Stadium flying lawnmower tragedy with an eyewitness caller, and somehow turns the conversation into chainsaws, log splitters, barbershops, haircuts, and one of the wildest tangents in Carton Show history. You truly won't believe how far this segment spirals.

Craig Carton and Chris McMonigle turn their attention to the New York Giants as rumors, coaching decisions, and front-office questions dominate the conversation. Carton sounds off with strong opinions, Big Mac pushes back, and the debate gets heated as Giants fans weigh what's next for the franchise.

One of the funniest moments of the Carton Show. Craig Carton and Chris McMonigle completely set up WFAN producer Pete with a fake call from “former Met Todd Hundley” complete with Abu Dhabi stories, family trivia, and a flawless sell. The reveal sends the studio into chaos as Pete realizes he's been had, live on air.

What starts as a serious breakdown of Francisco Lindor's hand injury timeline quickly spirals into absolute chaos. Craig Carton and Chris McMonigle debate Mets injury recoveries, compare Lindor to Alvarez, and then everything goes off the rails — migraines, lights turned off in the studio, fake Todd Hundley fallout, and nonstop Carton Show comedy. Sports talk meets pure radio madness on WFAN.

Craig Carton goes nuclear after a WFAN promo labels the New York Jets with just one word: “Dreams.” What follows is an all-time Carton Show rant with Chris McMonigle as Carton accuses the station of taking shots at his beloved Jets, builds a sarcastic Mount Rushmore of what the Jets are “good at,” and unveils his wild Kirk Cousins–Mac Jones master plan. Things spiral even further when callers remind everyone of the infamous 1979 Jets halftime show tragedy involving a flying lawnmower. Jets fans, Giants fans, and WFAN listeners won't believe where this segment goes.

Chris McMonigle opens up about a brand-new household crisis involving ice dams, ladders, and marital negotiations before the conversation spirals into Jets vs Patriots chaos, Super Bowl fallout, betting odds, and classic WFAN banter. Chris McMonigle tries to keep things grounded as Craig delivers peak Carton logic, trolls Patriots fans, debates Super Bowl MVPs, breaks down futures odds, and proves once again that no topic is safe on the Carton Show.

Craig Carton opens Super Bowl Friday by absolutely unloading on New York Giants fans. Eli Manning misses the Hall of Fame cut, Abdul Carter gets ZERO Defensive Rookie of the Year votes, and Jaxson Dart manages just ONE vote while Giants fans argue Greg Roman is a “great hire.” Chris McMonigle pushes back, Carton gloats, and Giants Twitter takes another beating. Classic Carton Show chaos on WFAN.

The Knicks toppled Denver in what seemed like a Finals preview that saw a bloodied KAT return from the locker room to finish the job. Jerry's got all that sound plus ugly scenes at the Oklahoma State/BYU game. Also, Carton's taking shots at C-Lo and apparently Gio. We wrap up with the latest on the search for Savannah Guthrie's missing mother.

Jerry's back! He's got all the noises from the Knicks big win, that Carton and C-Lo feud that's now brewing, and college basketball fans getting real ugly.

Jets get Frank Reich and a billboard in times square that compares them to Gavin Newsome. It's enough of the cheap shots! Big Mac is not thrilled by the return that Artemi Panarin brought back to the Rangers after being dealt to the Kings. Plus, NBA trade deadline is making it harder for the Knicks to compete in the Eastern Conference. Being the representative for the New England Patriots is embarrassing to all of New Jersey. Plus, who cares about Darren Mougey's real feelings? Carton thinks the key to an NBA Finals for the New York Knicks is Draymond Green. Plus, the real question is who DOESN'T know about "The W"?

Carton thinks the key to an NBA Finals for the New York Knicks is Draymond Green. Plus, the real question is who DOESN'T know about "The W"?

Craig Carton and Chris McMonigle get derailed by another unforgettable WFAN caller, sending the Carton Show into classic chaos. What starts as a normal sports conversation quickly turns into laughs, arguments, and the kind of off-the-cuff radio moments only WFAN can deliver. From wild takes to unexpected turns, this segment perfectly captures why live New York sports radio is unmatched.

Craig Carton and Chris McMonigle declare the New York Knicks are a LEGIT championship contender after an electric double-OT win over Denver. Giannis staying in Milwaukee? Carton says it's actually GOOD news for the Knicks. Karl-Anthony Towns gets praised for finally “growing up,” Mitchell Robinson dominates Jokic, and Jalen Brunson proves he's THAT guy.

Things go completely off the rails on the Carton Show as Craig Carton and Chris McMonigle react to WFAN callers, language-learning fails, and the viral “Gay for Maye” trend before accidentally creating the Giants' most outrageous slogan yet for Jaxson Dart. From Babbel slander to Italian travel tips, soft pretzel debates, Amish builders, and classic Carton chaos, this segment has everything. Only on WFAN does a sports conversation turn into this.

Craig Carton and Chris McMonigle react to Bad Bunny's shocking Super Bowl halftime press conference comments, where he tells NFL fans they've had months to learn Spanish if they want to understand his music. The conversation spirals into language debates, learning Italian in four months, and classic Carton humor. Plus, the guys break down massive MLB arbitration drama, Knicks trade deadline fallout, and Craig's bold take that the Knicks can beat anyone including dismissing the Celtics as “soft.” Pure WFAN chaos during Super Bowl week.

Things go completely sideways on the Carton Show as Craig Carton and Chris McMonigle react to some of the wildest WFAN callers you'll ever hear. From Limo Driver Ed pitching his insured BMW limo services, to a BMX-riding superfan offering to be “Gay for Craig,” the phones deliver nonstop comedy. The conversation spirals into the viral “Gay for May” slogan, Super Bowl fandom insanity, and Craig's classic off-the-cuff humor that only WFAN can deliver. Pure chaos, pure laughs, pure Carton Show.

Evan tries to calm the Carton vs Morash noise by admitting he respects both, then throws gasoline on it anyway by posting the ultimate Twitter poll: who do you trust more, Craig Carton or Shaun Morash? The guys break down the voting blocs, Mets fans still angry about the Kyle Tucker saga, Jets fans furious at Morash, and the “swing states” that decide the whole thing. Early returns come in and Shaun is actually winning, which turns into a hilarious reality check on what it even means to be in a trust poll with a Radio Hall of Famer. The calls keep it moving, the Jets credibility debate keeps boiling, and then the show pivots to the night in New York sports: the Knicks crush the Wizards and keep their win streak alive, the Nets get run off the floor by the Lakers, and the Islanders finally grab a win in a wild one. Plus, a quick laugh at Big Mac refusing to run the poll, some family fandom warfare, and then the focus shifts to what's next for the Knicks with the NBA trade deadline looming and Ian Begley joining to break it all down.

The Jets finally make it official: Frank Reich is the new offensive coordinator. Tiki calls it a smart, stabilizing hire for Aaron Glenn, but Evan keeps it real, a “single to center field” that doesn't fix the one thing that matters most: quarterback. They dig into Reich's résumé (Philly success, Indy chaos, Carolina disaster), why some fans can talk themselves into it, and why the vibe around the franchise still feels inevitable. Then it turns into a full-on Jets credibility brawl. Shaun Morash is in the crosshairs of Jets fans and Craig Carton after yesterday's reporting, and Evan lays out why the public treats them like extremes. Morash pushes back, defends his sourcing, clarifies the Darren Muji comments, and explains why the Jets always seem to be playing defense. Plus, the show tackles the bigger point behind all of it: Woody Johnson's involvement, the “toxic” perception around the league, and why Jets fans can't get inspired until the organization proves it can simply win.

We heard Craig Carton shooting down Morash's report on the Jets. Plus, Todd Monken said he took the Browns job because of the players.

Craig Carton delivers an all-time Knicks take on WFAN, arguing that adding Draymond Green would push the New York Knicks straight to the NBA Finals and he doesn't care what Karl-Anthony Towns thinks about it. Craig and Chris “Big Mac” McMonigle break down NBA trade deadline chaos, Giannis rumors, and why the East is wide open. Then the segment takes a classic Carton turn as Craig floats a wild idea: what if Jets fans band together to buy the team and save it from Woody Johnson? From Knicks championship dreams to Jets ownership fantasies, Rangers trade fallout, and pure WFAN comedy, this segment is nonstop madness.

Craig Carton unloads on Tony Dungy in a fiery Carton Show rant after Dungy dodges questions about his Hall of Fame vote on Bill Belichick and Robert Kraft. Craig and Chris “Big Mac” McMonigle question why Dungy is treated as football's moral authority, why NBC keeps forcing him on TV, and why he refuses to stand behind his decisions as a Hall of Fame voter. The segment spirals into classic Carton chaos with Jets pain, media hypocrisy, Hall of Fame politics, Rangers trade talk, and one of Craig's most unfiltered monologues yet. Vintage WFAN radio at its most raw.

Craig Carton goes on an all-time rant after discovering a Times Square billboard comparing California Governor Gavin Newsom to the New York Jets. On the Carton Show, Craig and Chris “Big Mac” McMonigle debate whether Jets fans deserve the endless ridicule, or if the franchise has officially become the universal punchline. From wounded antelope analogies to fan loyalty, owner incompetence, and pure WFAN chaos, this segment is peak Carton defending Jets fans everywhere while still admitting they absolutely stink.

Justin Bruce is joined by Eggy lyricist Pat Amarante to discuss several songs he's had a hand in bringing to life (Parceled Serotonin, Bloomlight, Island Afterlife, Sugar Sleuth, Fly Frederick Fly, Sweaters for Strawmen, Queen's Gambit, Leatherback, High Noon, Way of the Rain, Way of the Stone, and Ella). As always, music clips are included!Eggy's tour datesEggy AUDs (audience recordings) on Archive.orgNugs playlist of song versions used in this episodeHere & Now with Bud and Fluff Pat Amarante Interview on YouTubeAUD recording from April 10, 2014, which includes Ella. The track names aren't 100% accurate, but they are correct on The Carton setlist!Vice or Virtue is a proud part of Osiris Media.Follow Vice or Virtue on InstagramFollow Vice or Virtue on BlueskyFollow Justin Bruce on MastodonJoin the Green Eggs and Fam private Facebook group Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

C-Lo is in. Roger Goodell had a statement on the Tisch investigation they're doing and was asked if Bad Bunny will be making political statements during the halftime show. Aaron Boone on the Carton show did a Morash impression.

Things go completely off the rails on the Carton Show as Craig Carton and Chris “Big Mac” McMonigle rip into a controversial Jets report, calling out misinformation and media spin surrounding the organization. From defending the Jets to debating teleportation vs flying, superhero powers, and classic Carton humor, this segment is pure WFAN chaos. Jets drama, sports media beef, and laugh-out-loud radio all packed into one segment.

Carton and Chris “Big Mac” McMonigle break down the shocking snub, compare Kraft to other Hall of Fame owners, and debate why the system is completely broken. From Jets vs Patriots trash talk to Hall of Fame outrage and classic Carton humor, this is peak WFAN chaos that every New York football fan needs to hear.

Craig Carton sounds the alarm on WFAN over a shocking Super Bowl betting loophole that's already seen tens of millions of dollars wagered. From Mike Tirico saying “tush push” to celebrity phrases, Super Bowl commercials, and halftime show moments, Carton and Chris “Big Mac” McMonigle explain how unregulated prediction markets allow people to control outcomes without breaking the law. Is this gambling? Is it insider trading? And why hasn't the government stepped in yet?

Things get wild on the Carton Show as Craig Carton delivers a viral life lesson on why you NEVER fist bump with your left hand and threatens to disown his own co-host, Chris McMonigle, over it. What starts as a simple compliment turns into a full debate on street rules, handshake etiquette, earrings, George Michael, Pete Best, Jets media drama, and whether anyone in the room can be trusted as a “home team guy.” Add in gambling talk, Jets sources getting called out, and classic Carton roasting, and you've got pure WFAN chaos from start to finish.

Super Bowl week turns into full-blown New York football chaos on the Carton Show. Craig Carton and Chris “Big Mac” McMonigle react to the Giants hiring Matt Nagy as offensive coordinator for Jaxson Dart, breaking down why fans are split on the move. Then Craig goes OFF defending the Jets after a wild report sparks another round of Jets dysfunction talk. Is this a competent Giants hire? Are the Jets being unfairly dragged again? Plus classic Carton rants, media drama, and peak WFAN energy you don't want to miss.

A Yankees doom caller unloads a six-point rant claiming everyone stinks Gerrit Cole, Max Fried, Carlos Rodón, Aaron Judge, Aaron Boone, Brian Cashman and Craig Carton absolutely unloads back on The Carton Show on WFAN. Carton mocks the caller's list, fires off rapid-fire “he sucks” reactions, calls out postseason narratives, and turns the argument into must-hear radio chaos. The show then spirals into deep Boone vs Cashman debates, whether the Yankees are truly results-driven, and if Boone's clock is officially ticking without a World Series. Plus: Carton refuses to entertain Aaron Judge injury hypotheticals, breaks down why fans overreact to October stats, roasts hoodie fashion choices, shuts down on-air burping, and completely derails into Grammys confusion, naked Justin Bieber takes, mirrors at the gym, and late-night WFAN madness.

Things spiral fast on The Carton Show on WFAN when a fired-up Giants fan calls Craig Carton a “troll” for raining on the Jim Harbaugh coaching celebration. What starts as a Giants vs. Carton argument turns into an all-time Carton rant featuring brutal quarterback comparisons (Jaxson Dart vs Jalen Hurts, Dak Prescott, Jayden Daniels), Carton declaring himself the “most educated host on radio,” and Big Mac pushing back. Then the show completely derails into classic WFAN chaos cheerleader analogies, wild hypotheticals, old-school movie debates (Superfly, The Mack, Five Heartbeats, The Last Dragon), phone etiquette arguments, and Carton refusing to back down from anything.

Craig Carton and Chris McMonigle spiral into an all-time Carton Show segment on WFAN, starting with Super Bowl halftime talk and quickly turning into a no-holds-barred debate on whether this year's Super Bowl matchup is actually “sexy.” From Bad Bunny vs the “All-American Halftime Show,” to Lauryn Hill, the Puppy Bowl, Sam Darnold in the Super Bowl, vasectomy stories, chili orders, and Carton's raspy voice being “loved by the ladies,” this segment has everything except a filter.

Craig Carton and Chris McMonigle tear into Steve Tisch and the NFL over what they call weak, empty statements surrounding Tisch's connection to Jeffrey Epstein. On The Carton Show on WFAN, Carton breaks down why the responses feel arrogant, dismissive, and disconnected from the gravity of the situation and why New York fans won't just “forget about it.” The conversation spirals into a raw debate about public accountability, embarrassment vs legality, and whether the league is hoping Super Bowl week makes the story disappear.